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Voice Editing Launcher
Voice Editing Launcher is a convenient way to have text you enter in Notepad or other software recited
or translated with simple operation.
Starting Voice Editing Launcher
There are three options for starting Voice Editing Launcher, as follows.
From the [Start] menu, go to "All Programs (Programs)" → "Voice Editing" → "Voice Editing
Launcher".
In Microsoft Office 2000/XP/2003 applications,
click the toolbar add-in icon
In Microsoft Internet Explorer, right click and select "Voice Editing
Launcher" from the menu.
Voice Editing Launcher is instantly accessible whenever Microsoft
Office applications or Internet Explorer are running.
When Voice Editing Launcher is running, you can use it with other
software for reciting and translation if the software supports copying
and pasting through [Ctrl] + [C] and [Ctrl] + [V], respectively.
An icon is displayed in the taskbar while Voice Editing
Launcher is running.
Right click on the taskbar icon to display the menu.
To keep Voice Editing Launcher displayed on top of other
applications, place a check next to "Always display in
front".
You can change the display language while Voice
Editing Launcher is running. Select the new language in
"Language Display".
Voice Editing Launcher is only available if Voice Editing is installed. It cannot be installed alone as a stand-alone
application.
Voice Editing Launcher cannot be started while Voice Editing is running.
Voice Editing Launcher functions may not be available, depending on the software in use.
Depending on the language of the operating system on which Voice Editing is installed and the type of software
used, the keyboard shortcuts for copying and pasting may not be [Ctrl+C] and [Ctrl+V] in some cases.
Voice Editing Launcher is not guaranteed to be compatible with [Ctrl+C] and [Ctrl+V] keyboard shortcuts in all
applications.
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